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Who Holds the Power

A Danny Pearson Thriller

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Who Holds the Power

By: Stephen Taylor
Narrated by: Lee Beddow
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As a secret organization kills, corrupts, and influences its way to global domination. Danny Pearson must stop them and their deadly Chinese assassin in his most dangerous adventure to date....

Still in government man Howard’s debt, Danny Pearson reluctantly flies to Vienna to retrieve a package sent to Kate Crossman by her brother. A simple pick up turns into a fight for their lives when an assassin known as the Chinaman turns up.

The package holds information that will expose a secret organization called the Board and its Chairman wants it back. The Board's power and influence spread far and wide, with enemies around every corner, Danny must protect Kate and the information until justice can be done. Could the Chinaman's be the last face Danny sees...

Who Holds The Power is the third in the Danny Pearson Thriller series, if you like evil villains and breathtaking action, then you’ll love Stephen Taylor’s third chilling action thriller.

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Stephen Taylor is obviously warming to his character as this book is by far the best of them at this point. The action is fairly non-stop -- giving the reader/listener just a moment or two to catch their breath and then, boom - back into it.

The narrator can't do an american accent to save his life, but it adds a little unintended humor to the book. Otherwise, the narration is great -- I can't think of Danny Pearson without hearing "Scotty-boy" in my mind ...

Well worth the time . . .

Better than the last couple

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